Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
People affected by COVID-19
The total number of people affected, recovered and died due to COVID-19 is given below :
State/UT wise details of number of total COVID-19 cases, active cases, recovered cases and deaths 
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S. No.
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Name of State / UT
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Total Cases
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Active cases
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Recovered/
Discharged/
Migrated cases
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Deaths
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1
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Andaman & Nicobar Islands
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3574
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204
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3318
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52
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2
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Andhra Pradesh
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583925
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92353
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486531
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5041
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3
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Arunachal Pradesh
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6466
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1795
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4658
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13
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4
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Assam
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146575
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29180
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116903
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492
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5
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Bihar
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160871
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13055
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146980
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836
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6
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Chandigarh
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8592
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2991
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5502
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|
99
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7
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Chhattisgarh
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70777
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35909
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34279
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589
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8
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Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu
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2783
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229
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2552
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2
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9
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Delhi
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225796
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29787
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191203
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4806
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10
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Goa
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25511
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5102
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20094
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315
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11
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Gujarat
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116183
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16357
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96582
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3244
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12
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Haryana
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98622
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20430
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77166
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1026
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13
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Himachal Pradesh
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10335
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3801
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6444
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90
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14
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Jammu and Kashmir
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56654
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18678
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37062
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914
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15
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Jharkhand
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64439
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14118
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49750
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571
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16
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Karnataka
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475265
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98555
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369229
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7481
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|
17
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Kerala
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114033
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31226
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82341
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466
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18
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Ladakh
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3499
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938
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2517
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44
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19
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Madhya Pradesh
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93053
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21620
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69613
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1820
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20
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Maharashtra
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1097856
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292174
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775273
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30409
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21
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Manipur
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8210
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1745
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6418
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|
47
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22
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Meghalaya
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4036
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1818
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2190
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28
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23
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Mizoram
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1480
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558
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922
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0
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24
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Nagaland
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5229
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1269
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3945
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|
15
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25
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Odisha
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158650
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|
32267
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|
125738
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|
645
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|
26
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Puducherry
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20601
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4674
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15522
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|
405
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27
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Punjab
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84482
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21154
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60814
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2514
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28
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Rajasthan
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105898
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16761
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87873
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1264
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29
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Sikkim
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2173
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|
464
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1690
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|
19
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30
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Tamil Nadu
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514208
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46806
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458900
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8502
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31
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Telengana
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162844
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30401
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131447
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996
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32
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Tripura
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20150
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7498
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12435
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217
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33
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Uttarakhand
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34407
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10739
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23230
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|
438
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34
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Uttar Pradesh
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324036
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67335
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252097
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|
4604
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35
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West Bengal
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209146
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23942
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181142
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4062
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36
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India 
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5020359
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995933
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3942360
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82066
For appropriate management of COVID-19 cases, a three tier arrangement of health facilities [ COVID Care Center with isolation beds for mild or pre-symptomatic cases;  Dedicated COVID Health Centre  with oxygen supported isolation beds for moderate cases and  Dedicated COVID Hospital  with ICU beds for severe cases] has been implemented. Tertiary care hospitals under ESIC, Defence, Railways, paramilitary forces, Steel Ministry etc. have been leveraged for case management. In addition, Defence Research and Development Organisation  has set up large field hospitals with capacities ranging from 1000 to 10,000 isolation beds.
The availability of beds in various districts is monitored by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Based on the growth rate trajectory, States are conveyed the requirement to enhance capacity in advance and followed up through letters and video conferences.
Government of India has taken a number of other steps to contain/mitigate the impact of Covid Pandemic that applies to all sections of society. India followed a whole of Government and whole of society approach. Hon’ble Prime Minister, a High level Group of Ministers , Cabinet Secretary, Committee of Secretaries and senior officers in MoHFW continue to monitor public health response to COVID-19 in the country.
The public health actions were taken in a pre-emptive, pro-active, graded manner based on the evolving scenario. A number of travel advisories were issued restricting inflow of international travelers, till such time, commercial flights were suspended on 23rd March, 2020. Till then, a total of 14,154 flights with 15,24,266 passengers have been screened at these airports. Screening was also done at 12 major and 65 minor ports and land border crossings. In the initial part of the pandemic, India evacuated a large number of stranded passengers from then COVID affected countries  and again in the un-lockdown phase, a total of 13,18,891 passengers have been brought back  and followed up.
Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme  is conducting contact tracing through community surveillance. In the earlier part of the pandemic, this was done for travel related cases and subsequently for cases being reported from community as a part of containment strategy. As on 14th September 2020, a total of about 40 lakh persons have been kept under surveillance. There are 726 laboratories conducting COVID-19 Testing. India is testing is about 1 million samples a day. A total of 5.8 crore samples have been tested so far .
States are being supported in terms of supply of logistics. So far 1.41 Crore of PPE Kits, 3.44 crores N-95 masks, 10.84 crore tablets of Hydroxychloroquine and 30,663 ventilators and 1,02,400 oxygen cylinders have been supplied to States/UTs/ Central Government hospitals so far .
Various cadres of personnel and volunteers across sectors and departments for COVID related works and maintenance of other essential medical services have been worked out, trained through resources made available on the website of MoHFW, iGOT  by DOPT .
MoHFW website is being daily to provide general public with information on current status of COVID-19 spread in India. Communication material is also being hosted on MoHFW website and through social media. A dedicated call centre / helpline  has been started to guide community at large which are being used by the citizens very effectively and on a regular basis.
More than 30 vaccine candidates have been supported which are in different stages of development, 3 candidates are in advanced stage of Phase I/II/III trials and more than 4 are in advanced pre-clinical development stage. A National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration for COVID-19 has been constituted on 7th August, 2020, under NITI Aayog. Thirteen clinical trials of repurposed drugs have been undertaken to build a portfolio of therapeutic options for Covid-19 patients.
Further, financial assistance to States/UTs has been given based on the number of cases and trends of COVID-19 Pandemic. Accordingly, all the States/ UTs are provided with necessary financial support under India COVID-19 Emergency Response and Health System Preparedness Package. States /UTs were given flexibility to use the resources available under NHM to prepare the public healthcare system for COVID-19 management.
During FY 2020-21, funds of Rs 4256.79 crore have been released to the States/ UTs as on 10.09.2020 and the State wise amount allocated and released to each State/UT is given below:
The Minister of State , Sh Ashwini Kumar Choubey stated this in a written reply in the Lok Sabha here today.